Peak oil discussion

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In a message dated 3/29/2005 9:50:27 AM Mountain Standard Time,

npetroff (AT) bowdoin (DOT) edu writes:

when

someone begins a remark with "in my humble opinion"

 

Kdd: The prabhu who wrote the post said, "It is my humble opinion," not "in

my humble opinion."

 

"In my humble opinion" is definitely overused and tends to be sarcastic, but

the prabhu factually did not use that phrase.

 

 

 

 

"I don't believe that Srila Prabhupada ever used that

expression, "

 

 

Kdd: Prabhupada never used millions of expressions that we use today. I

think people should be allowed to speak what's on their mind without checking

to

see if Prabhupada ever used that exact sentence structure. Isn't content more

important than "devotee lingo"?

 

 

 

" is more "authoritative" than the authors of the

other articles."

 

Kdd:

 

The prabhu who wrote the post said, "comparably authoritative," not "more"

authoritative.

 

 

Rabindranatha Prabhu, please remove me from this list.

 

Thank you.

Kalavati devi dasi

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In a message dated 3/29/05 1:10:25 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Kalavatidevi108 (AT) aol (DOT) com writes:

 

 

> It is of utmost importance to build the intelligence, protect the

> conscience,

> and give freedom to devotees so they can actually be awake and real enough

> to

> know what they're doing in their own basic dealings, what to speak of

> developing world wide cow protection. We must first become conscious, then

> we

> can

> better become Krishna conscious - then we can protect some cows.

>

>

Well said. I need to start with myself.

not very humble, ekaBuddhi